New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
SHARP JURORS COME AND GO.
AHEAD GIVEN. BUT THE TAIL TAKEN AWAY.

ONE MAN WHO MET MoLoNEY IN MoSTREAL-MR
MARITIME SATISFIED IN VAIN.
Lawson N. Fuller and fellow talesman summoned In
the case the People against Jacob Sharp discussed e
fury question at the recess In the trial yesterday All
this fine business about wedding out jurors Is nonsense
exclaimed Mr.. Fuller NOV have been lighting 'sho
Sharp all my lfe yet could into the jury poA anu
try him mnarallr on the evidence The man who can't
run his own brains enough for tina. had better let the
Creator carry him of at once. There was HrspciasS
Jury Friday Better take the first Twelve men
that come along" Mr. Fuller got mods of approval from
circle OF sympathetic listeners Still the whole day
was taken M In filling the vacancy in seat No and IN
An effort to get another twelfth juror after perempory
challenge from the prosecution The jury began the DAY
headess and with excellent tail at the end OF the
day it was taIess had evened up things with ne"
head.
Mr. sharp once more settled solidly into mis- seat ~
ia and Mr. semplc once more began the elimina-
ton of taesmen with bias without brains one py one
talesmen went through experiences ike that Oh
James Corcoran at the hands OF Mr. semple' III thls
way: "a.
TSa Tu TSsS
vstiOn Of tire, an eS from that about this
ease. YOU sSi you could try this Irrespective of that
'G nj. sompic- Submit the challenge
Mr. Corcoran gracefully went his way David Allen,
realastato dealer had called upon ox-Aderman fuI
graf the day before search Of s Se n
".
former fIo vas straightway excused - .,ou.
After half hours t TSrx b Ensene aparen
house in Twontythirdst AM hvlng no OF the
foremHp's seat Mr. Parsonss challenge being overruIed
After recess Juror Wilbur was ousted from tne .wo.n
seat by the state which thus used its tenth perempory
challenge A moment later the eighth panel was en-
Thomas Hagen was dropped like hot cake by botn
sides when it was discovered that he Dunys
bondsman Patrick oshea was consaereu n,SV and
iectionaole as juror because ne knew MI "a'ino anu
a neghbor o Colonel Fellows
Aaron j. Bach. tobscoonist of No Jog wsSer csss
when Mr. Nicoll took him in hand as follows:
oDo know any Of the peI FesG Srec'
this have yc met him Central Rrroad
in one s Of hs pSical T Savs met By
January last: inst 81 eo hSSr sSS carnival
Odd you have conversation with him. A'-Noi was
supply opya he talk to you about the climate ANo
Did You take drink with himi Ale didn't ask me
MT Neson-Did you meet Colonel Fellows there A'-No
Mr. Racn was excused Max Hartman, tobacconist. OF
No i79 Pearst stated that he had an opinion as 10 .ne
giving OF brbe Fulsraf by Mr. Richmond, put .S
70 Mr Sharp's hand in the matter Mr. Hartman 'oCn
the twelfth after exhaustive analysis OF ov ms
mental condition, Mr. Nelson's challenge being over
rl M MARITIME Announced that the jury it stood was
satisfactory TO the people, essr and Mr Parsons then
made point that the defence considered nas u the
ctAorney had by his cSasnpe ss to each
Juror then In the box Mr. Hartman was then turned
out of the box upon Mr. Parsonss peremptory
early adjournment was then taken In Difference 10
the death OF eYJudge sutherland. tributes 10 WHOSE
memory were paid by Mr.. MARITIME, exJudge tuerton
Colonel Fellows and Justice Barrett, minute or the
proceedings being entered the book ON the motion OF
the District Attorney,
The Jury now stands as follows;
J. Eugene c. Akers confectioner No. 22o West Twenty
third.s.
g. Robert W. Smith, bookbnder, NO. zV' East i"en-'~
4 Herman Ingel, china No. 223 Ave A. ,,,u.
8. William Caldwell Insurance No. Ep.9 Ss Ms"
A Howard Hopping, dry goods No 400 BrooIne.st
g. Carl Kahnweier, ladies suits, No Al Broaa"aS'
g. George ii. Sutton, hosiery. No. ZIG chnrch's..
10 Theodore Kaufeld, dry goods No o. W hltes% =.
IL. Samuel Palmer, grocetos, No. 100 Bo"ery